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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1949

Page

11

Jap Scientist Creates Snow Flakes

Dr A Nakaya of Japan grows artificial snowflakes and aims to map weather. A meteorology professor at Michice University says he first created crystals 19 years ago by controlling temperature pressure humidity and wind in a special chamber. He seeks to compare natural and artificial flakes to predict area weather and storm formation. He is on a lecture tour sponsored by the International Committee of Snow and Ice Flakes.

Les Anguiss A. Nakaya Japan Wt Michice University Nakaya United States Canada International Committee of Snow and

Helmet on Westminster Spire Triggers London Mystery

Dawn revealed the 250 foot Westminster spire capped by a policeman’s helmet amid dense fog. Police guarded the Houses of Parliament and confirmed a Friday photo tip from a man with a mocking voice. Medical students near Westminster were noted as a local aside.

New London London Westminster Parliament Houses of Commons Lords Central Hall Tower

Disabled GIs To Have Additional Benefits December First

Area veterans with at least 50 percent disability will be notified by the Veterans Administration of new monthly allowances for dependents starting December 1. Albert Van Nedergnen, director of the Rensselaer County Veterans Service Agency, says help is available to fill forms and prove dependency. Although proof is due by May 1, return of applications before December 1 is urged. The provisions apply to World War II service connected disabilities. New payments begin at 8.75 dollars for dependent parents, 10.50 for a wife, 17.50 for a wife and one child, and 22.75 for a wife and two children. Van Nedergnen notes a deadline affecting National Service Life Insurance eligibility. disabilities incurred 1940 to 1945, if less than total, are disregarded for eligibility. Veterans may reinstate lapsed NSLI or increase policies up to 10,000 dollars before year’s end.

Veterans Administration Albert van Nedergnen Rensselaer County Veterans Service Agency Mrr. van Nedergnen Mr. van Nedergnen National Service

Berlin Starts Adult Education Classes for 1949-50

Three adult education groups met Wednesday evening to start Berlin Central School’s 1949-50 adult program. The Little Theater Group led by Edwin Gilcher began work on pantomime and acting basics and plans another meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. New members invited. A six member typing class with Mrs. Paul Maxon aims to grow to ten or twelve. The sewing group led by Mrs. David Berryman met four women. may be dropped if enrollment does not improve. There was also a fatal Geneva area car crash involving Marilyn J. Robinson, 20, of Geneva, when the car overturned near Romulus in Seneca County.

Berlin Central School Little Theater Group Edwin Gilcher Paul Maxon Central School David Berryman Unlelg

Tito Says He Is Unable To Free Archbishop

Belgrade reports marshal Tito rejected freeing Mgr Aloysius Stepinac, archbishop of Zagreb, citing responsibility to widows and children harmed by the wartime puppet regime. He told five Americans that the archbishop had abetted Nazi actions and remains in a 16 year sentence.

Belgrade Yugoslavia Marshal Tito Mgr Aloysius Stepinac Zagreb Tito Ire Hirschmann United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation ‘Administration Monsignor Stepinac

Commission Approves Six Hospital Projects Albany

Six hospital construction projects funded by federal aid totaling 3.845 million were approved by the State Joint Hospital Survey and Planning Commission. The act doubles annual hospital construction funding to 6 million, with two thirds from gifts and public funds and one third from the federal government. Projects include Delaware Wailer, Edward Johan Nobie, Hamilton County, Mary Imogene Bagact, Masona Memorial, and Merci Howe hospitals. The Kiwanys Club Lions Club and the Trey Rotary Club plan a joint meeting tomorrow at The Hendrik Hudson. Lt. Gov. Jee KR. Haa Jey to speak at Thanksgiving event.

Albany State Joint Hospital Survey and Planning Commission Delaware Wailer Hospital Wattoh Edward Johan Nobie Canton Hamilton County Hospital Hamilton Mary Imogene Bagact Cooperstown Maseena Memorial Hospital Masaca Merci Howe i Watertown Kiwanys Club The Lions Cheb Wll Trey Rretary Club Tomorow Hendrik Hudson Jee KR. Haa Jey

Albania Denies Guard Fire On U.N. Observers

Albania rejected a U.N. charge that border guards fired on three U.N. observers. The claim, leveled by the U.N. Political Committee on Oct. 31, prompted a cable from Kocho Tashko to U.N. Secretary General Trygve Lie calling the accusation utterly groundless. The observers were part of the U.N. special committee in the Balkans.

U.N London Albania United Nations Tne Trygve Lie Kocho Tashko Balkans

Blood Donors Aid War Wounded at Aspinwall Hospital

Thousands of veterans rely on regular blood transfusions to stay alive in western Pennsylvania’s Aspinwall Veterans Hospital. Doctors warn the postwar public that blood reserves run low, urging more donors as civilian blood poured into veteran care over the past three years reaches nearly ten thousand pints.

Pinnail Veterana Hospital Pennsylvania Cor Aspinwall Instl George Pom Aspinwall Velna of Veterane

George Candidate for Reelection to Senate

Walter F. George, Georgia's 71 year old senior senator and chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, announced from his Vienna home that he will seek reelection in 1930. The statement signals continued leadership roles in national finance policy.

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